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Products Wildfire Viewer Custom Map News News Wildfire Viewer News Support Wildfire Viewer Contact Us Subscribe Wildfire Viewer Log In Select Page California land parcel research made easy. Find, browse, view, export and more. 1-Search-1 2-Select2 Image Slide 3 4-Collaboration-1 5-slides-metrics-1 6-Base-Layers 7-PLSS 8-Google-1 OUR MAP SYSTEM is a web map service specializing in providing property data in an easily digestible format. Our property data is the most current available from each county and updated weekly on our MapPort platform. Parcel or property lines are updated as revised versions become available from each county. All of this is overlayed on the most up-to-date aerial imagery provided by Google. We have built to be the most flexible, intuitive, and user-friendly property data map on the market. We offer a map solution for many industries that is affordable yet rich in relevant data and features. Stop fighting with the unnecessarily complicated interfaces of other web map services and only pay for data within your geographic area of interest. Day Pass $ 15 Access for 24 hours Monthly $ 49 Ongoing access Annual $ 490 Ongoing access, save 17% Subscribe Already Have An Account? Jump right back in by logging in. Log In WHAT’S INCLUDED PARCEL DATA Pan, zoom, and explore parcels and their characteristics with the unique agility of MapPort®. Click on parcels to see owner names and other key information. Download associated data by individual parcel or in batches into CSV files or tables. See more Owner Name Situs/Street Address Assessor Parcel Number (APN) Owner Mailing Address Approximate Size Year Built Land Value Assessed Improvement Value Assessed Total Value Assessed Deed ID Last Sale Land Use Land Use Code Situs Zip PROPERTY REPORTS AND DOCUMENTS View and download reports and documents directly through the map interface. Simply select the parcel of interest in the map and click on the Title Information button in the data panel on the bottom right. A menu will appear where you can read report and document descriptions. From there you can select the item you wish to purchase and download. See more Grant Deed – Last Transfer Document recorded for the property. $8 example Trust Deed – Last Finance Document recorded for the property. $8 example Property Detail – Ownership, Situs Address, Mailing Address, Location Information, Site Information, Property Characteristics, Assessor Tax Data, Ownership Transfer, Last Market Sale, and Prior Market Sale. $2 example Total View – Provides all the decision-making data you may need, including property, ownership, encumbrance, and market information – plus unique data you won’t find anywhere else. $10 example Transaction History – Comprehensive transaction history details including all ownership transfers such as quit claims and market sales, plus any mortgages including sale or refinance. Additional transactions include Releases, Assignments, and Foreclosure. $10 example Open Lien – Complete details for open mortgage liens, including assignments, and subordinations. $10 example Title Chain and Lien – Most comprehensive and inclusive search available of the owner and property. Gain insight into the property title chain and view all the transactions. – $29 example Property Status Indicator – Know quickly if the property is For Sale, in a HOA, in Default, in Auction, REO, REO Sale, Short Sale, has PACE Lien, has HOA Lien. Each status will provide a True or False as the output. – $2 example Foreclosure – Essential information on properties at all stages of foreclosure and those subject to pending legal action. Detailed data is presented for the most recent Foreclosure Transaction and the Original Mortgage along with Property Characteristic data. $4 example MAP LAYERS Our map layers consist of datasets collected from multiple local, state, and federal agencies. From the National Hydrography Dataset (NHD) to the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) Federal Lands; we have many datasets to help supplement your parcel research needs. See more Parcel lines (compiled by individual counties) County boundaries City corporate boundaries/limits Streams and other hydrological features, including canals and pipelines as compiled by the California Department of Water Resources and included in the National Hydrography Dataset (NHD) Watershed boundaries compiled by the USGS Public Land Survey System (PLSS) grid with township, range, and section numbers Federal Lands https://www.doi.gov/blog/americas-public-lands-explained USGS 7.5′ Quad map grid (historic) Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood zones and boundaries. Zip codes BASE LAYERS All View parcels over Google Imagery, USGS and other high-quality backdrop layers. All our base layers are obtained directly from the source. Whether it is Google or The National Agriculture Imagery Program (NAIP), we offer multiple high quality basemap layers to help enhance your experience. See more Google Hybrid (with annotation) Google Imagery (plain) Google Terrain OpenStreetMap US Topo feed from USGS USGS 7.5′ Quadrangle (beautiful, seamed, historic) NAIP Imagery and Topo Hybrid (USDA) TOOLS is designed to maximize user workflow efficiency and quality of experience. We include many tools to help make operation fluid and intuitive. See more Intelligent Search. Find parcels by assessor parcel number (APN), owner name, or street address using the Elasticsearch engine. Advanced Select. Compile subject parcels and download ownership and other property data instantly. Query. Identify parcels meeting criteria you set using property attributes or data fields. Live Share. Send live map view links lasting two hours. Print and Download. Insert title and print, or save as PDF, or export as PNG. Google Street View. See the nearest street view with a click. Bookmarks. Save your map views. Name and catalog. Reopen with a single click. Metrics. Measure distances and areas. Click points for coordinates. Buffer Select. Compile owner/occupant lists by set distance from subject parcels (with Add-on). Annotation. Create and label points, lines, and polygons. Send links to annotated views using Live Share. COUNTY DETAILS Alameda Population: 1,662,775 Incorporation date: 1853 Alameda. County seat, Oakland. Created March 25, 1853. The word Alameda is derived from alamo the Spanish name for cottonwood or poplar tree, and means a grove of poplar trees.” The name was applied both to the southern portion of the county (La Alameda) and to the stream running through it (Rio de la Alameda) as early as 1795. Source: California State Association of Counties Communities: Alameda Albany Berkeley Dublin Emeryville Fremont Hayward Livermore Newark Oakland Piedmont Pleasanton San Leandro Union City Sign Up Alpine Population: 1,141 Incorporation date: 1864 Alpine. County seat, Markleeville. Created March 16, 1864. It derived its name from the English word alpine meaning of, pertaining to, or connected with, the Alps.” Its geographical position, lying as it does on the crest of the Sierra Nevada mountains, makes it particularly an alpine county, and hence its name. Source: California State Association of Counties Communities : Alpine Village Bear Valley Kirkwood Markleeville Mesavista Woodfords Sign Up Amador Population: 38,063 Incorporation date: 1854 Amador . County seat, Jackson. Created June 14, 1854. The county is named for Jose Maria Amador, soldier, rancher and miner, who was born in San Francisco in 1794, the son of Sergeant Pedro Amador, a Spanish soldier who settled in California in 1771. In 1848, Jose Maria Amador, with several Indians, established a successful gold mining camp near the present town of Amador. In Spanish, the word amador means one who loves.” Source: California State Association of Counties Communities: Amador Ione Jackson Plymouth Sutter Creek Sign Up Butte Population 227,837 Incorporation date: 1850 Butter. County seat, Oroville. Created February 18, 1850. Its name is derived...